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Rinnovabili Global retweeted
South America is living one of the extreme events the world has ever seen
Unbelievable temperatures up to 38.9C in the Chilean Andine areas in mid winter ! Much more than what Southern Europe just had in mid summer at the same elevation: This event is rewriting all climatic books
Rinnovabili Global retweeted
La morale che possiamo tirare fuori da queste giornate è: impariamo dai nostri errori e la prossima volta cerchiamo di valorizzare di più i nostri dittatori, che se lo meritano.
(E comunque lo ribadisco, io a Corrado gli voglio bene come fosse uno di famiglia)
Rinnovabili Global retweeted
The EU generated more electricity from renewables than fossil fuels for the first winter on record.
Renewables accounted for 40% of the electricity mix between October and March, with fossil fuels at 37%.
ember-climate.org/insights/r…
Rinnovabili Global retweeted
Global investment in clean energy is on course to rise to $1.7 trillion in 2023.
And for the first time ever, solar is set to attract more capital than oil production this year.
This reflects the changing tide in the energy world → iea.li/3q7ozAS
Rinnovabili Global retweeted
On 20 March #IPCC will release the final part of the Sixth Assessment Report, #ClimateChange 2023: Synthesis Report. It integrates the findings of six IPCC reports.
The first was the Special Report on #GlobalWarming of 1.5°C #SR15, released in 2018. ➡️ ipcc.ch/sr15/
Rinnovabili Global retweeted
While coal use has grown slightly amid energy market turmoil, the rise is small & it should be temporary.
Renewables are set to surge even higher, with their electricity generation rising 90% by 2030, eating into coal & gas's share of the power mix 👉 iea.li/3t5LF9h
Rinnovabili Global retweeted
Magisterial op-ed by @fbirol, Exec Director of @IEA. This energy crisis is caused by Russia, not by renewables. Countries are doubling down on clean energy. We're not moving fast enough. We must help developing countries, especially as interest rates rise. economist.com/by-invitation/…
Rinnovabili Global retweeted
Global oil demand is on track to level off by the mid-2030s under today’s policy settings.
But if today’s announced climate & energy pledges are implemented in full, oil use could reach a peak in 2024.
Read more in #WEO22 👉 iea.li/3sVf7ie
Rinnovabili Global retweeted
These 4 countries are almost entirely powered by #renewableenergy:
1. Iceland 🇮🇸
2. Paraguay 🇵🇾
3. Norway 🇳🇴
4. Costa Rica 🇨🇷
We have the solutions. #ActOnClimate
#ClimateEmergency #climate #tech #renewables #renewableenergy #GreenNewDeal #cop27egypt #cop27
Rinnovabili Global retweeted
Explore World Energy Outlook 2022 ⬇️
Executive summary → iea.li/3WeFiOd
Key findings → iea.li/3Fxf9Eq
Global energy crisis → iea.li/3gX6XmI
Reaching #NetZero by 2050 → iea.li/3U6OS4t
Energy security → iea.li/3Wu1c0f
Rinnovabili Global retweeted
How can solar energy generation and storage become more sustainable? ☀️
Join us at #COP27 and discover how #H2020 projects are contributing to #sustainability in the solar energy sector!
🗓️ 14 November, 13:30 CEST
hadea.ec.europa.eu/news/hade…
Rinnovabili Global retweeted
Governments worldwide are responding to today's crisis by doubling down on clean energy
These new measures are set to help propel global energy energy investment to more than $2 trillion a year by 2030, an increase of over 50% from today ➡️ iea.li/3gMAGP4
#WEO22
Rinnovabili Global retweeted
While coal use has grown slightly amid energy market turmoil, the rise is small & it should be temporary.
Renewables are set to surge even higher, with their electricity generation rising 90% by 2030, eating into coal & gas's share of the power mix 👉 iea.li/3gPcHie
Rinnovabili Global retweeted
#IPCC will be at the @UNFCCC 27th Conference of the Parties #COP27 in Egypt, 7-18 November.
We will be presenting at many UNFCCC events & we have a huge programme of events lined up with @WMO & partners at the #Science4ClimateAction pavilion.
➡️ bit.ly/IPMACOP20
Rinnovabili Global retweeted
"Countries must simultaneously respond to the immediate struggles surrounding energy security...this is where #renewableenergy comes in as a multiplier solution," DG @flacamera said when opening @IRENA's 24th Council, assuring the Agency as an engine of global #energytransitions.
Rinnovabili Global retweeted
Human activities, such as the burning of fossil fuels, have made Earth’s “puffy coat” warmer. But Earth’s atmosphere can’t simply take off its jacket when it gets too hot. We can, however, stop adding insulation.
ALT Graphic shows Planet Earth in the upper right corner with a global temperature data overlay (yellow and red = warmer, blue and white = cooler). It shows warming in North and South America and in the mid-latitudes. Warming Earth is wearing a dark puffy coat, making it even warmer. To the left of Planet Earth is large, bold text reading "Carbon dioxide traps heat, like a puffy coat." Below Planet Earth and the large, bold text is smaller text reading "Humans have increased the amount of CO₂ in our atmosphere by 50% since 1750. We've made Earth's insulating 'puffy coat' thicker than it's been in millions of years. As a result, our climate is warming rapidly." The text "our climate is warming rapidly" is in a shade of red. The graphic’s background is a light red, yellow, and white gradient. The bottom right has small text reading "climate.nasa.gov."
Rinnovabili Global retweeted
Women’s contribution & leadership are vital in an inclusive & just #energytransition.
Ahead of the 24th @IRENA Council, @UAEMissionIRENA hosts a #WomeninDiplomacy event for women diplomats active in the #renewableenergy sector to build strong networks & create a community.
Rinnovabili Global retweeted
Finally: there is a tendency to frame this crisis—this crisis of hydrocarbons, of gas, of Russian gas—as an indictment of the energy transition.
This graph is by no means the whole story, but it shows an important piece that we cannot forget: more renewables = lower prices.
